fastrt

iTrader: (48)

yes it does. colder weather, and the same shot will net better numbers.

your times were ok, on a 150 shot you should see at least 12.5's even with your 20's.

walledition

iTrader: (3)

thank you man! its kind of a big deal for me when i can go to the track in the states

good luck with your truck

walledition

iTrader: (3)

well that's the best i could do, thank you for the comments, i am not an expert, maybe u should give me some ideas what to check and see whats wrong, i felt the truck strong, more then a second better then in Mexico in a 1/8

i was thinking maybe the transmission or converter was slipping at the track already.... just an idea

custm2500

iTrader: (10)

I would say you should be a good bit faster. You get some tires so you can launch and you should be mid 12s. I ran 13.4 on a 100 shot, tune and 2800 stall(3200ish on nitrous). You have a cam and weigh much less then I did with those times.

Traction and your first time out held you back some. I would think with your current set up could make 13.2.

Phantom

iTrader: (16)

he had 2.4 60' and on street tires...why you gotta bag on the guy?

walledition

iTrader: (3)

What do u guys think is better, stall 2500 or not stall, or what do u guys do, I'm sure if I had had traction and sprayed out of the start line it would be better

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Black'Rado

iTrader: (8)

i had the best 60 on street tires by not stalling it up, on radials stalling up to around 1000-1200 launched pretty good

Also do you remember what rpms were when you crossed the finish? or did it shift right before you crossed?

walledition

iTrader: (3)

can not remember that... i should have tried not stalling so much see what happends then... the converter i have isnt a good one at all, i think times should drop a little with a good converter

Black'Rado

iTrader: (8)

yea on street tires all stalling up will do is make it spin more.

if you could have hit a better 60 im sure your times would have been better.

but its all in fun and practice